avl open source project
#AVL
#GPS
#GSM
#microcontroller
#PIC18
#ATmega128L
#M2M module
#vehicle tracking
#open source
#ANSI C
Description: OpenAVL is an open-source project focused on Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL). This project is developed using ANSI C programming language. The prototype board incorporates a low-cost GSM M2M module (MC39i) from Siemens/Cinterion, a GPS OEM module from Leadtek, and an AVR microcontroller (ATmega128L) from Atmel. Future plans include porting the project to Emcelettronica's IperSMS board, which features a PIC18 microcontroller and a Telit M2M module. Development experiences will be shared through blogs.
The OpenAVL project aims to provide an efficient and cost-effective solution for vehicle tracking by utilizing a combination of GSM and GPS technologies. The GSM M2M module (MC39i) facilitates communication between the vehicle and a remote server, enabling real-time location updates. The GPS OEM module from Leadtek accurately determines the vehicle's geographical position, which is essential for AVL systems.
The AVR microcontroller (ATmega128L) serves as the central processing unit of the prototype, managing communication between the GSM and GPS modules, processing data, and executing the necessary algorithms for location tracking. The choice of ANSI C for development ensures portability and compatibility across various platforms.
The transition to Emcelettronica's IperSMS board will leverage the capabilities of the PIC18 microcontroller, which is known for its efficiency in handling M2M applications. The integration of the Telit M2M module will enhance the communication capabilities, providing a more robust solution for AVL applications.
By documenting the development process through blogs, the project aims to foster community engagement and knowledge sharing, allowing other developers to learn from the experiences encountered during the project's evolution. The OpenAVL project represents a significant contribution to the field of vehicle tracking and open-source development, promoting innovation and collaboration.OpenAVL is an AVL (Automatic Vehicle Location)open source project.The OpenAVL is one of my on-going open source projects. This project is written in ANSI C. The prototype board is made up of a low cost GSM M2M module (MC39i) from Siemens/Cinterion, a GPS OEM module from Leadtek and an AVR microcontroller (ATmega128L) from Atmel.
It will be ported to Emcelettronica`s IperSMS board, which has a PIC18 and a Telit M2M module. I will share my development experiences in these blogs
The OpenAVL project aims to provide an efficient and cost-effective solution for vehicle tracking by utilizing a combination of GSM and GPS technologies. The GSM M2M module (MC39i) facilitates communication between the vehicle and a remote server, enabling real-time location updates. The GPS OEM module from Leadtek accurately determines the vehicle's geographical position, which is essential for AVL systems.
The AVR microcontroller (ATmega128L) serves as the central processing unit of the prototype, managing communication between the GSM and GPS modules, processing data, and executing the necessary algorithms for location tracking. The choice of ANSI C for development ensures portability and compatibility across various platforms.
The transition to Emcelettronica's IperSMS board will leverage the capabilities of the PIC18 microcontroller, which is known for its efficiency in handling M2M applications. The integration of the Telit M2M module will enhance the communication capabilities, providing a more robust solution for AVL applications.
By documenting the development process through blogs, the project aims to foster community engagement and knowledge sharing, allowing other developers to learn from the experiences encountered during the project's evolution. The OpenAVL project represents a significant contribution to the field of vehicle tracking and open-source development, promoting innovation and collaboration.OpenAVL is an AVL (Automatic Vehicle Location)open source project.The OpenAVL is one of my on-going open source projects. This project is written in ANSI C. The prototype board is made up of a low cost GSM M2M module (MC39i) from Siemens/Cinterion, a GPS OEM module from Leadtek and an AVR microcontroller (ATmega128L) from Atmel.
It will be ported to Emcelettronica`s IperSMS board, which has a PIC18 and a Telit M2M module. I will share my development experiences in these blogs
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